BOWLING FOR BULLIES

Welcome to the Bowling For Bullies web site!! A bowling benefit to raise funds and awareness for the bully breeds!

This years event planning is in the works!

**Partial proceeds to benefit Bullseye Dog Rescue of Puget Sound. http://www.bullseyerescue.org/

**Tickets are $20 per person or $100 per lane, maximum 6 people on a lane. Your paypal receipt is your receipt for the event. NO physical tix will be mailed.

Please click on Event Information on the left sidebar for more details and to purchase tickets.

Contact: Meredith via email

bowlingforbullies@gmail.com

Will The Pit Bull Dilemma End?

Yes,the Pit Bull dilemma will eventually end.

We will answer the difficult questions and we will stop the persistent problems the breed faces.

However, for that to happen, each and every single person that is involved on one level or another with the breed must decide to take action right now.

Without action on your part, my part, the breeders part, the kennel club part, the pet owners part, we will stay in this persistent gauntlet of having to defend ourselves from the rabid media fed public.

Take action right now! Go for it! Come and bowl and show your support!

Although we've changed enough as a culture to create laws which protect our admirable clown (THE PITBULL) from organized dog fighting, ironically the darkest hour of this breed's story has only come about in the past 20 years. While huge numbers of Pit Bulls in this country are cherished family pets, many not so fortunate suffer the consequences of a nation with multi-layered social and economic problems. The historic fighting ability of this All American breed began to be exploited on a larger scale in the 1980's. Pit bulls were soon associated with poverty, crime, and newspaper headlines of back alley dog fighting rings. And, for the first time in the breed's history, we started hearing disturbing accounts of bites and attacks on humans by poorly socialized and badly bred APBTs, APBT mixes and other breed dogs that were mislabled as APBTs. The press went wild, the public panicked, and the reputation of the entire breed was dragged down with sensationalistic headlines and a few rotten examples of "Pit Bull Imposters" owned by shady and irresponsible owners. - badrap.org

This community project is part of and would not be possible without the Self Expression and Leadership Program through Landmark Education, http://www.landmarkeducation.com/.